forecast

Monday will start with temperatures in a mix of 50s to near 60 degrees. By early Monday evening, most of North Texas will drop into a mix of 40s and 50s.

After a cool and (relatively) quiet weekend in North Texas, we’re about to get another blast of early-season cold air and some much-needed moisture. A strong cold front will sweep into the area tonight and move across the area during the day Monday. Rain will develop after midnight tonight and will continue through the day Monday. There won’t be...

Monday will begin with an overcast sky and some showers. Temperatures will start in the 60s, but will quickly fall once the front passes through.

There will be big swings in temperatures Sunday in North Texas with a brief surge of warm air. A strong cold front is expected to steadily drop temperatures throughout the day Monday, and by early evening most of the region will experience a mix of 40s and 50s.

Winds shift back to the south Sunday as we heat up to more seasonable temperatures in the mid 70s. But don’t get to use to it — a strong arctic cold front arrives overnight Sunday into Monday morning. The front will bring cold rain and will drop temperatures into the upper 40s.

After a chilly start to the day, expect temperatures to improve gradually Saturday with highs in the low 60s. Winds shift back to the south Sunday as we heat up to more seasonable temperatures in the mid 70s. But don’t get to use to it — a strong arctic cold front arrives overnight Sunday into Monday morning.

A strong cold front moved through North Texas Friday morning, bringing gusty winds, showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures dropped from the 70s before sunrise to the upper 40s by lunchtime! And it has been a chilly evening for high school football.

A strong cold front moved through North Texas Friday morning, bringing gusty winds, showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures dropped from the 70s before sunrise to the upper 40s by lunchtime! And it will certainly be chilly for high school football Friday evening.

A strong cold front is moving through North Texas, bringing gusty winds, showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will drop to the mid-50s by lunchtime with gusty north winds.

North Texas is seeing its first major rain event in weeks with a cold front that’s also bringing a sharp drop in temperatures. NBC 5’s Ben Russell reports how that didn’t stop voters from casting their early ballots for the Nov. 3 General Election.

After a warm Thursday, a strong cold front will move through North Texas today, bringing gusty north winds, a chance of showers, and falling temperatures during the day.

Thursday was warm and muggy with highs again reaching the mid 80s. But the next cold front will arrive Friday morning, bringing gusty north winds, a chance of showers, and falling temperatures during the day. It will be near 70 at daybreak, but don’t be fooled. Temperatures will drop to the mid 50s by lunchtime.

Thursday was warm and muggy with highs again reaching the mid 80s. But the next cold front will arrive Friday morning, bringing gusty north winds, a chance of showers, and falling temperatures during the day. It will be near 70 at daybreak, but don’t be fooled. Temperatures will drop to the mid 50s by lunchtime.

We have another dry, warm and mostly sunny day ahead with highs in the 80s. Enjoy it. The next cold front will arrive before noon on Friday, bringing gusty north winds, a chance of showers, and falling temperatures during the afternoon.

We have another dry, warm and mostly sunny day ahead with highs in the 80s. The next cold front will arrive before noon on Friday.

Warm and more humid air has returned to North Texas, at least through Friday morning. But the next cold front will arrive before noon on Friday, bringing gusty north winds, a chance of showers, and falling temperatures during the afternoon.

Warm and more humid air has returned to North Texas, at least through Friday morning. But the next cold front will arrive before noon on Friday, bringing gusty north winds, a chance of showers, and falling temperatures during the afternoon.

Warm and more humid air has returned to North Texas, but it won’t last all that long.

Warm and more humid air has returned to North Texas, but it won’t last all that long. Look for mostly sunny skies Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the upper 80s.

The warm weather will stick around through early Friday before another cold front pays us a visit.